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2011 Ford Explorer Limited Sport Utility 4-door 3.5l on 2040-cars
US $19,900.00
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Mileage:113673
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2011 Ford Explorer Limited 4WD SUV - fully loaded with navigation, climate control and back up camera/sensors packages. Features include: power windows/locks/sunroof & 3rd row seats, includes rubber mats and full trunk area rubber mat, heated & cooled leather seats in excellent condition, recently detailed with no damage or marks on leather seats or interior. Ford SYNC system with navigation, bluetooth, Sirius/XM. High mileage due to highway miles for commute to work, never taken off road, never used for towing, never used 3rd row seats, 4 new tires Dec 2012, service/maintenance records available. Original owner, clear title. Local buyers preferred, non-local buyer responsible for shipping - payment via bank check/cashiers check.
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